Yes.  Need a broker. It is stock. Can. No income but you have maybank aspire? 

Go with good brokers like m+ or hlebroker. Read this for recommendation
http://dividendmagic.com.my/stock-investment-malaysia/
Even better go for s-reits. Get the power of SGD.

i suggest find good remeiser with good service..with ease mind

Hehe,... okay, now you are keen to invest,..

Well, to your question : since when I bash you regarding MY market?, I tried to find your posting in the Ultimate Discussion for ASX section, but can't find it,.. there were so many different threads in that section, so it's okay,... no need to put so much effort there,....

I'm not stopping you, but I'm reminding you of what you said earlier about investing in instruments other the ASX instruments,... you will remember,..NO need to think abt creating dupe accounts and all-lar,.. this is just a forum,... but it's a good forum, I must say,..

Be nice, be open-minded,... people will help,...

I think you signalled in the above that I am stopping you from investing into the SG mkt,... err, no,... I am HOPING more people would invest into the SG mkt, for obvious reasons,... I also invest into 'your' ASX-mar,... I did that for many years, till 3 years ago when I started pulling-out,....

Anyway, it's starting to get late for the SG mkt,... and this is not subjective. This is a fact. Even my children are not allowed to open bank accounts in Singapore anymore. And that's okay,... if my children can't, others also can't with all things equal. So,... I'm okay !

Exactly my point,... you said these below yourself,....

1) ...I am still holding the same principal that at the moment I only keen to invest in MY market.

2) Still no SG under my radar.

And : For foreign exposure I will go under FSM including Asia Pacific, CN, EU, ID and emerging markets.

From the above words, which you said yourself,.. then the day will come when you will want to try out your explorations in the SG mkt,... IF you succeed in your investment ventures locally. However, for many, if they don't do too well locally, they might be demotivated already from venturing out further,...

I said the following earlier : ...then you will realize what I am saying here is true when you gained enough experience one day and you wished to go to a bourse that is stable, transparent and investor-centric,... and this is the SGX. There are weaknesses too,... but I stand firm on my belief that they are doing their best. NO glorifying here,.. speaking from the heart.
So, in summary............ I did not say you will go there NOW,... but that if you succeed in the local mkt, and you see more and more opportunities in this area of generating income and resources, you will see the potential IN THE SG MKT. Please read carefully what I wrote,....

BUT : if you really hold true to your heart that, out of pride, that you will never touch any investments inside SG at all,...then please remember what you say today as a conscience deep in your heart. Never break this conscience or you will fail your own confidence in life.



Edited to highlight my own words for quick grasp of pointers.

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Mreit very few counters only. So just pick the one that interest you, and do research. The business is simple --> rental. So quite easy to understand and more straightforward compare to other industry

Just remember, high risk high return. So, don't be fooled by the high yield. There is always reasons why the market price the reits so low price

If you already have Maybank bank account, then go to their investment centre to open a trading account. Maybank can access SGX market too. So, you can buy Sreit through Maybank trading platform. No need go Singapore to open a bank account and trading account there.

The downside is Maybank charges you some dividend handling fee. S$10 if not mistaken per dividend per counter. So, if your investment is small, it may not be cost effective

Stick to Mreit first. Until it is cost effective to invest overseas

about at the same track with you... just bump into this M Reit few week back.. btw.. did you notice ASN x give about the same % dividend payout? this abit hold me back on wanna invest in M Reit tak. (MReit member here. please dont bash me.. i just share with you my thought) and saw Ramjee sharing about SG Reit is more attactive　(well, not suppose to discuss further in this tread).

the point is, what makes you feel want to invest in this M Reit? (sorry that i have been asked a few fellas here, would like to know why still M Reit so attractive? )

Sunreit, IGBreit, Pav reit... these are the 3 famous reit in M market among 18 reits in my own ranking..if i am going to invest reit.

Yes, Sunreit, pavreit, IGBreits are better quality reits. Safer, but yield is low.

Sreit may have better yield reits. And more diverse too. That's why Hansel is saying Sreits is better than Mreits.

But even that, Sreit is currently not attractive as before. Actually most counters in KLCI and SGX are over-valued.

If you are looking for dividend, look at ASX (not PNB products, but Australian Stock Exchange) or US stock market. Their dividend level is higher

I think Malaysian trading platform can trade US stock. But I don't think Malaysian platform can trade ASX. Singapore platform has more choice I think

Anyway, for a starter, invest in Mreit first. You can also buy Sreit or other SGX counters thru the Malaysian platform
On a sidenote on opening Sg account and Sg trading platform. From the beginning, I already agree to disagree with bro Hansel and Ramjade to open Sg account / platform in Singapore. It's good to have a Sg account/trading account, but if don't have, investors can always use local platform to invest in SGX. To me, no point to take the hassle go down to Sg. Can also achieve the objective of diversifying through local platform. The downside is the dividend handling fees, higher brokerage, and maybe the platform is not real time. For long term investors, I think it is still alright to use local platform to invest in SGX. If you are a trader, then its different story.

Mind to share at what price did you enter and sold off, how long did you hold and the dividends you earned when you holding for MQ and YTL?

You have to buy it when it's low lah. Have to wait la. And also better to learn how to read their report. I also learning. Maybe have to let those daikor share and teach here.
How long I hold? I know those people who hold it long like for years. But I never reach a year sold oledi.

Which reit you prefer? Mind share?

can anyone comment on ALAQAR reit? they are all healthcare/hospital related. The yield is low but price is climbing steadily. Healthcare business seems to be very lucrative nowadays, especially private hospitals.

This trigger me to think instead of Malaysian cross boarder everyday to Singapore, why they never thought of having their company in JB, and let Singaporeans come over to JB daily for work?
Rental Cheaper, everything is cheaper. Probably they don't need to pay Malaysian so much either.